- You must
be aware of the sharks. There are always sharks. They are part of nature and
life on earth. They will always exist and never be gone. Your first and safest
line of defence is beware. Do NOT be Ignorant about the nature and environs
of sharks.
- The Sharks
always live in the best most beautiful and warmest waters. Their natural environment
is both inviting and tempting, especially when you need a break from routine.
A change.
- There is
no sign of the shark even in their environment. They lurk waiting just beneath
the surface.
- You always
put yourself in the shark environment. It is always your choice or consequence
of your action, never ever theirs.
- The Sharks
are natural to their environment you are not natural to their environment.
The
Sharks have the home advantage - and a big one.
- You do not need
to be brave or heroic and venture far from the shore to be at risk from sharks
if you are in their environment.
- In fact,
the warm shallows where you think you are safest the risk is greatest because
you are unaware. There is much more food for the sharks in the shallows where
the masses congregate because it is "safe".
- Sharks are the
most natural of predators. They will always be found at the greatest source
of food.
- They move
on quickly.
- You remain
pleasantly ignorant of danger until it is too late.
- Biggest
sharks get that way because they are the fastest and deadliest in the bunch.
- Sharks favourite
is blood. They are naturally attracted to blood. Even at a distance of miles
they can detect blood - a weak victim.
- The one
bleeding and therefore weakest is most at risk.
- All bodies
around the weakest even "healthy" ones are in immediate danger.
- In the panic
the strongest will do anything to survive at the expense of the weaker.
- Clear direction
seems to only ever come from the safety of the shore.
- There is
nearly always the one survivor to impart wisdom and tell the tale of a near
death experience…
- If there is
no survivor there is one eyewitness account from the shore that saw everything.
Even from a distance it was clear what happened. The expert is borne.
- Fast local
and effective action is taken. The shark is chased away. Nets and cages are
put in place to protect any swimmer who so wishes or needs, from imminent
danger. The risk abated on a local level. The survivors are experienced and
know what they are doing.
- But the attacks
continue, up and down the coast there is a real problem, innocent victims
who swim in the shark waters are being attacked as more and more sharks arrive.
The sharks are more and more desperate to eat, and get braver and braver.
There is a growing awareness of something that must be done.
- Many "experts"
and appointed officials in office who have an overall responsibility catch
on fast, and draw up laws and guidelines for the masses who have no interest
or desire to swim with sharks, and to protect the ignorant from their own
stupidity where there are no nets or cages in known shark infested waters.
- Suddenly the
unthinkable happens. Innocent people have been attacked in "safe waters".
This makes really big press. There is a finger to point and blame to assign.
There is much debate and confusion, and assurances that it "must never and
will never be allowed to happen again". Laws and rules and procedures are
made even tighter for fewer and fewer people affected, as even they by now
are dead, or aware.
- The environment
controlled for the fewer and fewer masses will not be fun or profitable for
those with real knowledge and real experience. Early pioneers.
- There is always
another stretch of beach that the masses of people are not yet aware of. Unspoiled,
uncharted, full of promise and new opportunity. It is important to be first
to pick the best spot for yourself before the rest almost certainly will arrive.
- You enjoy
the shark's environment - but of course not their company!!! It would be heaven
but for the sharks that will surely arrive along with the crowds.
- Aware of the
danger there is no danger…it is safe to swim...for those in the know, and
never forget… There is no such thing as a friendly shark. If you fall in the
water with a shark, you are likely to be eaten.
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